Poet
A. Cleveland Coxe
1818–1896
English
- A Lent Hymn
- A Lent Lay
- American Missions
- As o’er the desert’s scorching sands
- As o’er the flame that proves his gold
- But Thou, oh Lord, shalt be my guide
- But who can tell what joys shall make
- Canzonet
- Canzonet
- Caution
- Chorus
- From the Latin of Mary Queen of Scots
- Give Me the Hour
- Halloween, I. 1
- Halloween, I. 2
- Halloween, II. 1
- Halloween, II. 2
- Halloween, III. 1
- Halloween, III. 2
- Home Music
- How in the flowery spring, my God
- Hymn
- Hymn for Holy Thursday
- Hymn for Trinity Sunday
- Hymn in Holy Week
- Hymn of the Wreath
- Hymn to the Redeemer
- In radiance he came from the mount where he bowed
- In the County of Westchester, N. Y
- In the silent midnight watches
- I’d die mid soft music
- I’ll wash my hands in waters
- I’ve Left the Giddy Throng
- Lament of the Virgins
- L’envoi
- Oft in the desert dreary
- Oh the blessings of him who hath turned from the path
- Oh walk with God, and thou shalt find
- Oh Where’s the Hope
- Oh would I were happy! If wealth can but buy
- Oh, of dance and song the pride
- Orisons
- Our God in glory reigneth
- Remember thy Creator now
- Right glad was I when unto me
- Soldier, to the contest pressing
- Solo
- Stanzas
- Star of the Soul, my Saviour’s cross
- Still as our days our strength shall be
- Te Deum Laudamus
- The Land of Beulah
- The Last Plague of Egypt
- The Zenaida Dove
- Theme from the Dies Iræ
- Theme from the Non Nobis Domine
- There is a land, like Eden fair
- There’s not a cloud that floats below
- Thou Art Gone to the Land
- Thy glory, Lord, o’er all the earth
- To a Lady
- To a Lady
- To a Lady, I
- To a Lady, II
- To a Lady, II
- To a Lady, III
- To a Lady, III
- To a Lady, IV
- To a Lady, IX
- To a Lady, L
- To a Lady, LI
- To a Lady, LII
- To a Lady, LIII
- To a Lady, LIV
- To a Lady, LIX
- To a Lady, LV
- To a Lady, LVI
- To a Lady, LVII
- To a Lady, LVIII
- To a Lady, LX
- To a Lady, LXI
- To a Lady, LXII
- To a Lady, LXIII
- To a Lady, LXIV
- To a Lady, LXIX
- To a Lady, LXV
- To a Lady, LXVI
- To a Lady, LXVII
- To a Lady, LXVIII
- To a Lady, LXX
- To a Lady, LXXI
- To a Lady, LXXII
- To a Lady, LXXIII
- To a Lady, LXXIV
- To a Lady, LXXIX
- To a Lady, LXXV
- To a Lady, LXXVI
- To a Lady, LXXVII
- To a Lady, LXXVIII
- To a Lady, LXXX
- To a Lady, LXXXI
- To a Lady, LXXXII
- To a Lady, LXXXIII
- To a Lady, LXXXIV
- To a Lady, LXXXV
- To a Lady, LXXXVI
- To a Lady, LXXXVII
- To a Lady, V
- To a Lady, VI
- To a Lady, VII
- To a Lady, VIII
- To a Lady, X
- To a Lady, XI
- To a Lady, XII
- To a Lady, XIII
- To a Lady, XIV
- To a Lady, XIX
- To a Lady, XL
- To a Lady, XLI
- To a Lady, XLII
- To a Lady, XLIII
- To a Lady, XLIV
- To a Lady, XLIX
- To a Lady, XLV
- To a Lady, XLVI
- To a Lady, XLVII
- To a Lady, XLVIII
- To a Lady, XV
- To a Lady, XVI
- To a Lady, XVII
- To a Lady, XVIII
- To a Lady, XX
- To a Lady, XXI
- To a Lady, XXII
- To a Lady, XXIII
- To a Lady, XXIV
- To a Lady, XXIX
- To a Lady, XXV
- To a Lady, XXVII
- To a Lady, XXVIII
- To a Lady, XXX
- To a Lady, XXXI
- To a Lady, XXXII
- To a Lady, XXXIII
- To a Lady, XXXIV
- To a Lady, XXXIX
- To a Lady, XXXV
- To a Lady, XXXVI
- To a Lady, XXXVII
- To a Lady, XXXVIII
- To all that’s glorious and bright
- Trio
- We are living,—we are dwelling
- When evening from the starry skies
- When first the soul’s dark chains unbind
- When Israel, from the land of Nile
- When the evergreens hung round
- Words to Strange Music
- Written for a Swiss Air
- Written in 1830
- Years are coming hither
- Years cannot make their strength decay